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(’.'M i' a serenely .simple and i.ssy dwellim . The was the ms :t . been opened to the pbblie. R-sing c. it uf ;i grove of magis >ui •. .He built by in ( tor his wife Solina s' l t): ti: v , ( nmuleted ill 1830. Dl.lc' .’ ■ l .. a young man uaro ; Din stn ore. w ho was in riiorn Jefferson to ■ i:,. and c me to Amer !.: . ,.tr :s construction of ■ i ■ ;.; ■ itou.sc were made cm premise-; t>\ plantation . : Hu unblemished pine floorin'1 cut from giant pines on U,.- property. The main portion t t; l - double fronted mansion two massive portico's, ap is of six stone nd tpheld by four enor *n■ i.l. c 'iLinns i Mending from the nujstorte floor to, the very roof. I enti . arge tall • Mill cm surrounded by a Tui ;>n cornice. The plaques of this ■ • -, : d by H< ••*.inn prisoners R-. volutionary fame for five dial -. each- •:• fabulous price in :hose days. Also of note is the . reive vullapcr. faded to a de !: ritful .-made of blue. F c ye •p;.' stands proudly on ri •■ a.l Green Mountain facing l, and rmith On the slope to • . i-llsi .■ - unken garden where : , , ■ tif ancient plantings, •i.i'ludic. a remarkable boxwood t r;m lies been preserved.
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